Post-COVID syndrome, inflammation, and diabetes
Ali A. Rizvi(Emory University), Manfredi Rizzo(University of Palermo), Andrej Janež(University of Ljubljana), Yajnavalka Banerjee(University of Dundee), Paulo A. Lotufo(Universidade de São Paulo), Su‐Yen Goh(Singapore General Hospital), Khalid Al‐Rasadi(Sultan Qaboos University Hospital), Raul D. Santos(Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein), Mustafa Cesur(Güven Hospital), Antonio Ceriello(MultiMedica), Maciej Banach(John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin), Vijay Viswanathan(M.V. Hospital for Diabetes and Diabetes Research Centre), Kamila Al-Alawi(Ministry of Health), Peter P. Tóth(University of Debrecen), Νικόλαος Παπάνας(Democritus University of Thrace), Sanjay Kalra(Chandigarh University), Francesco Cosentino(Linköping University), Anca Pantea Stoian(University of Bucharest), Amita Kathuria(University of Central Florida), Péter Kempler(Semmelweis University), Massimo Galia(University of Palermo), Wael Al Mahmeed, Nader Lessan(Imperial College London Diabetes Centre)
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